Maybe creative financing options or shifting property classes could help ease the pressure.

We are shifting our focus to NE OH and are looking to build a strong and ethical team for successful BRRRRs.

Should I just sell the renovated home and the lots and take the win, or manage the building of the duplexes and go for a bigger win over the mid-range (while taking on the risk that things go badly or the market shifts)?

Every time a technology shift happens, and evolution occurs, an efficiency breakthrough happens, a SHIFT occurs, things change.

That rule was always more of a quick filter than a hard guide, and with today’s interest rates, it’s clear that the math just doesn’t hold up like it used to.A lot of investors are tweaking their approach—some are looking for higher rent-to-price ratios or shifting to more creative financing options like seller financing or adjustable-rate mortgages to help with cash flow. 

I work 3rd shift and usually turn my phone off when I sleep during the day and this morning he FINALLY came to the realization that I want him to just make decisions about everything if I’m not available.

Stay patient and prepared for market shifts.

The tenant’s contribution to owner will vary as their income shifts.  

I see it WAY too often person who got a property, analysis based on STR revenues, found out they suck at hosting, revenues are never what expected, feels like work, and than when try to shift to standard rental there deep in the red because standard rents are a fraction of that hopeium STR revenue, but there "stuck" with a property, a mortgage bill, and are than searching to break even or paying $ to get rid of property...... 

Additionally, Stockton is currently experiencing a slight shift towards a buyer’s market, which could impact your decision to rent out versus sell.